Breaking: Aliko Dangote offers to sell 650,000 bpd oil refinery to NNPC
“Let them (NNPCL) buy me out and run the refinery the best way they can,” Mr Dangote says.
“Let them (NNPCL) buy me out and run the refinery the best way they can,” Mr Dangote says.
In the refinery, we did not, and I repeat, we did not collect one single incentive from the Federal Government of Nigeria or even Lagos State. Yes, the Lagos State gave us a good deal, but we paid $100m for the land. It wasn’t a free land; we paid for it
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Costly repairs resulting from complications in Nigeria’s oil sector contributed to the company’s growing discontent and eventual exit.